Economists See Lower Recession Risk and Stronger Job Growth: WSJ Survey

Calm your hormones down Nancy. There will be a period of adjustment but prices will level out and more AMERICANS will have good jobs and salaries will grow.
And they will be a LOT higher and people will not be able to buy a lot of thing they do now because they will need most of their money just for necessities.
Tariffs will pull money out of the economy slowing things down and could cause a recession.
 
Manufacturing jobs were down in the June jobs report.
Almost all the job growth was in June was in government jobs and healthcare.
As I said there will be a period of adjustment it takes a while to build increased manufacturing jobs. Trump is giving them a financial incentive. We get what we pay for.
 
And they will be a LOT higher and people will not be able to buy a lot of thing they do now because they will need most of their money just for necessities.
Tariffs will pull money out of the economy slowing things down and could cause a recession.
Seriously are you that addicted to cheap Chinese stuff. Are you that financially strapped?
 
Which two?
Well Chrysler. jeep. dodge. for one and I believe another one is Mazda.
Here do some reading

    • Stellantis (owns brands such as Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Chrysler)
    • Infiniti
    • Jaguar Land Rover
    • Audi
    • Stellantis (owns brands such as Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Chrysler)
    • Infiniti
    • Jaguar Land Rover
    • Audi
 
I reject running our economy into a recession by driving up the cost of just about EVERYTHING we buy.
And I agree NOT all of his tariffs are in place YET but if you look at the ones that ARE you can already see the price of the goods they effect are going up.
And when / IF he puts the rest of the ones he says he is going to prices are going to go up sales are going to go down . Like it has already happened in the auto industry . causing people to be laid off .
As I said the tariffs on COPPER and rare earth materials alone effects just about EVERYTHING electrical and that also is driving up the cost of a lot of things autos are just one , cost of wire and copper pipe to build homes will go up and that will drive up the cost of new homes and that market hasn't been doing to good in a lot of areas.
Again the point is it is the American consumer that pays most of the tariffs and if you take money out of the economy because of tariffs the economy will slow down.
And IF and when Trump's tariffs are all put in place it will be the American consumer paying most of them and getting hurt financially.
its worth it to keep jobs for Americans.

you're uppity and don't care about people who lose jobs to outsourcing.

you think you're in the club.
 
And MAYBE if you would pay attention to what Trump's tariffs have already done to the price of things you buy you would see prices have ALREADY started going up and NOT ALL of the tariffs he says he wants in place are in place YET.
And If you had a brain in your head you would know exporting countries and manufactures are NOT going to pay all of them and will be passing those increases on to the US consumer. ( some already have, )
And when his tariffs are all in place IF he doesn't back down AGAIN prices of just about everything you buy will be going up.
Heck if he keeps the tariff on Copper and rare earth metals alone the price of everything electronic / electrical / Autos and more will be sky rocketing.
But NO you just stay hidden under your rock and keep thinking everything is going to be okay.
In time when prices do go up and start to hit you in your pocketbook you might wake up.
is the sky falling, chicken stupid?
 
Here is some more reading for you
Looks like that one didn't work try this
 
its worth it to keep jobs for Americans.

you're uppity and don't care about people who lose jobs to outsourcing.

you think you're in the club.
Building plants and infrastructure will take time and most production will be done by AI and automation there will not be a super lot of people hired to run these new plant, the majority of jobs will be in the construction part and when the infrastructure is built those people will get laid off.
 
Here is some more reading for you
I asked YOU to provide the names of the two auto manufactures that pulled out of the US. The is just TWO NAMES. Can't you so that? Are you lying to me again? :unsure:
 
Building plants and infrastructure will take time and most production will be done by AI and automation there will not be a super lot of people hired to run these new plant, the majority of jobs will be in the construction part and when the infrastructure is built those people will get laid off.
there will be a super lot of jobs.
 
I asked YOU to provide the names of the two auto manufactures that pulled out of the US. The is just TWO NAMES. Can't you so that? Are you lying to me again? :unsure:
How is this DODGE, JEEP, CHRYSLER , MAZDA for a few. ( and I know the first three are all owned by one company.
A simple search will provide even more info try it.
 
The "experts" forced to admit that they are wrong, while still trying to foment "gloom and doom" .


Economists See Lower Recession Risk and Stronger Job Growth: WSJ Survey​



The economic fallout from President Trump’s policies may prove less dire than feared.

Economists expect stronger growth and job creation, lower risk of recession and cooler inflation than they did three months ago, according to The Wall Street Journal’s quarterly survey of professional forecasters.


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“Despite numerous headwinds, the U.S. economy is proving stubbornly resilient,” said Chad Moutray, chief economist at the National Restaurant Association. “Consumers are continuing to spend, but the mood has clearly shifted from bold to careful.”

The survey gathered responses from 69 economists at outfits ranging from Wall Street banks to universities to small consulting firms from July 3 to July 8. Not every forecaster answered every question.

The improved outlook follows three months of generally encouraging economic data. Job growth averaged 150,000 in the past three months, better than projected in April, and the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1% in June from 4.2% in May, staying within its range of the past year.






Shhh... you're ruining their leftigasms after reading stories that tell them the sky is just about ready to fall.

leftigasm (n.) - The fleeting, ecstatic rush a leftist experiences when an adverse event occurs, or is rumored to have occurred, during Donald Trump's presidency, often accompanied by a twitching smug "I told you so" smirk, stained and sticky pants, and an urge to tweet furiously, all intertwined with occasional moaning.

Etymology: Blend of leftist + orgasm, coined in the heated political climate of the late 2010s.

Example Sentence: When he "heard" that Prime Day Sales were down in July 2025 , Walt's leftigasm was so intense he nearly spilled his oat milk latte while live-tweeting his glee and a woman at the next table ordered "what he's having!"

Related Terms: schadenfreude, Trump Derangement Syndrome, outragegasm.
 
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